This is the athletic football show.

Welcome to the athletic football show.

I'm Robert Mays.

Joining me tonight. It's my good friend,

Nate Tyson. How you doing, buddy? Doing well. This is the last week without any bye weeks for many

teams. And I think everybody made sure to get our money's worth with a full slate of games, even

starting at 6 a.m. to now here we are. What is it, 1 a.m. East Coast

time recording this. What a day. It's midnight my time. I've been watching football since about 8.30.

One of my best friends ran the Chicago Marathon this morning. So I watched her run the marathon

in two different going back and forth in old town and then was watching

football between that. So it's been 15 hours of football and it's not been a chill 15

hours of football. The first window of games was absolutely best shit crazy. Everything that

happened down the stretch there, I couldn't figure out how the Packers had gotten

the ball back at one point. I didn't know how the Vikings got all the way down there.

I watched zero seconds of Vikings Lions before the last field goal. So either the worst game or the

best game in NFL history had just happened. We're going to get into everything, everything that

happened. Let's start with just a very strange Sunday night game. Obviously, we don't have many

weather delayed Sunday night games between two of probably the best three or four teams in the

entire NFL. That's why we're starting so late. But whether aside, whatever the delay looked

like, what a game by the Bills. I mean, this is, to me, just a statement about what they are as a

complete team. We've had that as kind of a hypothesis coming in, right? The defense was playing

so well. were they for real

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